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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-21
BAReA1ss IN LINEN Goons

DARGAIN6 IN LINEN WOODS
Recent large purchases enable us To offer
some extraordinary bargains In Dnmasks Nap
kins, Crashes. Towels, etc. We quote as fol-
lows:
DO Pieces 6O-inch Turkey Red Toilanette
Table Damssks, four choice patterns, only 500.
per yard.
This is the lowest price ever named by US on
these goods
so Pieces 72-inch (ful1 two yards) German
Linen Table Dalnask, superior heavy quality,
extra durable, dozen handsome Patterns
worth &1.7J and 81, only S1.5O per yard.
100 Dozen Fine German Linen Damask
Napkins, fine, yet heavy quality, only 90 per
dozen.
This is an extra good bargain considering size
Is Dozen i II 40 inch Fancy Terry Towels,
knOtted fringe, large and varied combination of
harmOniZing cOlorings and effects, for tides,
splashers and stand covers, only Sic. each
BARGAINS IN CRASH.
Genuine Barnsley An-Iinen Crashes heavy
durable quality.
16-inch Brown only lie. per yard
2O-tnch, Brown, only l2hc. per yard
2O-iDch Bleached, only 15c. per yard.
17-inch Bleached Scotch Al-Linen Crash.
neat colored stripes. fine soft quality, worth
l5c., only Ike. per yard.
1S-inch Bleached All Linen Fine Embroidery
Crash, for fancy work, only 2oc. per yard.
1S-inch All-Linen Monte Cloths, fagotted
fancy borders, wide and INFLOW. Especially for
boufet stand and bureau covers, splashers, etc.
Only 40 and 45c. per yard.
(frst floor; first on the rightly
WODIyWARH n nTJROp
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senator COckrel has taken gigantic task In
hand In attempting to probe the methods OF work
In the various executive departments OF the gov
Is complex to the last degree. It could scarcely be
otherwise without interfering with the present
system OF checks and balances used to protect the
government against frauds on the one hand and
against state OF helpless dependence upon cer-
tain INDIVIDUALS on the other. The complaint is
often made now that there Is too much "red taper
and that the employees OF the government have
very few hours TO work. and very little work within
those hours as compared with persons employed In
similar capacities by private business concerns
There Il doubtless some reason for this assertion,
but 1t would be hard TO find public business con-
Quoted anywhere without such annoying features.
The theory OF government work Is that 1t must be
put through by processes as nearly mechanical as
may be- 80 that the death OF clerk or his removal
viii not throw an entire oice out OF gear, and so
that the dishonesty OF any one servant will be
promptly discovered when the work on which he
practissd It IL turned over to fellow servant for
the next stage OF It's progress All this involves
the reduction OF business TO infinite detail and its
delays Incidental to the passage OF partly finished
work from one desk to another accounts for great
deal OF the alleged idleness on the part OF the
bureau clerks. II senator Cockrel and his COM
mittee can find way Of simplifying the processes
necessary 70 the proper protection OF the govern
ment their discovery win be warmly welcomed
by none more than by the civil servants directly
interested.
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An Eaaon
In yesterdays Post" printers error makes ma
terial difference to the meaning Of
IAN APOLOGY TO THAT LADY,
IT READ

IT READ
During the "Openines p,e
sold 1,39S beautiful Wis
ties for $40. A lady pa
tron, who had purchased
at S13.98, was highly in
dignant. We tried to ex-
plain The special price
was quoted a. o souvenir
of the Opening" We sup
pose we also ought to apol-
OgiZe for the following fact :
Our importation of Black
Silks and Beaded Goods
having inst arrived, we
find, by being our own
manufacturers, we can still
further reduce the price
upon these Beaded visites.
The future price will be
S8.98. Should our indig-
nant lady patron read this,
we would remind her we
made no more profit when
we sold at $13.9S as now,
when we AJAX 43.9S for ex-
actly similar goods. Then
we bought, as competitors,
from q manufacturer. Now
we are our own manufac-
tuners. Ii any apology ne
cessary?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-21

A regular correspondent of one OF the Sunday
papers charges in yesterdays issue that the most
oemonstrative OF the anti Trotter papers acqui-
esce in advance, in the appointment OF a nom
resident to the vacant District judgeship, and in
sinuates Inconsistency on their part This charge,
so far as it refers to THE STAR is papaby without
foundation. In every utterance OF this paper upon
the subject the appointment OF resident has been
urged. The appointment OF q nonresident to this
Dffce would threaten far more serious permanent
injury to the District than the appointment OF q
nonresident recorder OF deeds The latter appoint
ment is inexcusable, in view OF the promise in the
democratic platform, but beyond establishing an
other precedent OF ledge-breaking at the expense
OF the District and OF democratic approval of carpet
bag rule, and beyond transferring several thousand
dollars OF District money to Hyde Park, the main
injury Is to the feelings Of the contemptuously
treated citizensof Washington. Theinjury done by
making the Judgeship political reward, would,
from the character of the ONCE be lasting and IT.
reparable. The STAR has not dwelt so strongly
upon the home rule plank in discussing the judge
ship, because in some aspects the 1udgeship Is
more than 'local- ofIice, and also because the
been broken and cannot be relied upon. But the
reasoning in favor Of the appointment of a man
acquainted with the peculiarities of local law and
practice, and against the appointment for pOliti-
cal purposes Of some nonresident unsuccessful
lawyer or discarded politician is strong on its
merits, that addressed to intelligence and i'm
Partially no recourse to promises would be
necessary
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SHOULD BE

During the Opening" we
Isold $l3.9S beaded Visites
for $40. A lady patron,
who had purchased ut
1883, was highly indig-
nant. We tried to explain
that the special price was
quoted as q souvenir of the
i"Opening." We suppose
we also ought to apologize
for the following fact: Our
importation Of Black Silks
and Beaded Goods having
just arrived, we find. by be-
ing our own manufacture
Iers, we can still further re-
duce the price upon these
Beaded Visites. The flu
ture price will be 1898.
Should our indignant lady
patron read this, We would
remind her we make no
more profit when we sold
at 1888 as now. when we
ask $8.9S for exactly SINH
lar goods. Then we bought,
as do our competitors, from
"a manufacturer. Now We
are our own manufacture
era. Ii any apology neces-
Isary!
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WE HAVE PICKED OUT AT RANDOM ONE
LINE OF MEMS SHOES FROM OUR PEER
LESS STOCK AS THE SUBJECT OF OUR AD-
vERTIsEMENT TO-DAY. NOT BECAUSE
WE THINK THEM ANY BETTER VALUES
COMPARATIVELY THAN THE REST. BUT
BECAUSE WE KNOW PEOPLE WILL NOT
WADE THROUGH A LONG DESCRIPTIVE
LIST OF DIFFERENT KINDS, AND WE
WISH TO CONVEY TO THE PUBLIC AMIN
TO BE FOUND IN OUR SHOE DEPART
sIENT By REFERRING TO THIS ONE
LINE. IT'S SHOE WE SELL AT THREE
DOLLARS AND sIxTY-sEvEN CENTS
$3.50 PAIR MADE FROM THE FINEST
QUALITY OF wEsCoTTs CALF. WITH
DONGOLA QUARTERS. SEAMLESS. THIS.
QUALITY COMES IN THREE DIFFER
ENT sTYLEs-"CoNaKEss," BUTTON"
AND LACE" IN THE LONDON"
FRENCH" AND "BROADwAY" SHAPES,
TIPPED AND PLAIN. THEY WERE MADE
UP SPECIALLY FOR Us UNDER THE I'M
MEDIATE SUPERVISION OF OUR SHOE
BUYER, WITH THE TwO-FOLD OBJECTIN
VIEW OF HAVING THEM AT ONCE CON-
FORM TO THE SHAPE OF THE wEARER's
FEET. THEREBY INsURING EASE AND
COMFORT. ANDAT THE SAME TIME PRE-
VENT THEIR SPREADING" OR LOSING
THE SYMMETRY OF OUTLINE WHICH
GIVES THEM so MUCH TONE AND CHAR
ACTER WE DON'T KNOW WHAT THESE
SHOES WOULD COST ELsEwHERE-IFIN.
DEED THEY COULD BE FOUND AT ALL
BUT BEFORE WE WENT INTO THE BUsI-
NESS WE'D CONSIDER THEM BIG BAR
GAINS AT IS PAIR. OUR EYES HAVE
BEEN OPENED SINCE THEN, HOWEVER,
AND WE PROPOSE FROM TIME TO TIME
TO AID IN OPENING THE EYES OF OUR
PATRONS ALSO. FOR THREE SIxTY-SEvEN
ts3.6O WE SELL A PAIR OF SHOES FIT FOR
ANY GENTLEMAN TO WEAR
sAKs COMPANY.
GENERAL OUTFITTERS,
mh21 300 to 3O8 Seventh st.
A IL OUR WOOL DRESS REMNANTS FIRST
mhls-a. '' is4i and is4s IL tn st. 8. e.
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lynch law against the numerous high-strung tele-
graph and telephone wires, and II the city is not
lid OF them at once, VIII f0cibly make way with
them With or without law, they say, the wires
must be buried
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-To MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT
on Of sa or
Gs .,S rer Sa street cars AddTes gsne occu
EoR EhN Vt. yNFURNIsHEp ROOMS
ana bath room on second neor; northwest sl2 per
m %haii-s.. CHARLES B SSA,aSTTS g NV
EOk RENTxONE LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
si oe% rss soDs xnsp sss bath room and %
TNOR RENT-A LARGE. PLEASANT AND WELL
furnishsd room in private family at moderate rent
at 1850 l2th ST. references required. mh2l-lw.
+ corner in one q the fnesi neisSSorSoes
in W.shingtos; furnished or unfurnished;, with or
/, Star Office. mhia-3ts
Tor RENT.340 INDIANA AVE. N.w.-THREE
src snfurn'"hed front rooms on second osI refer
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS zen
sn,tsl on second floor with hrst-clsss table board
s9 1n s fSr gentleman and ~tfe location deSha
EQR RENT.oN THE lsT OF APRIL. SUIT OF
iar Rooms with M,, bath on second SpI Also one fine
references required For further porssion esii or
mh19-9t so4 and 800 + St NV.
FOR REMIT l64l 18TH ST. NV. LARGE
L secondstory front Room, with acove and hay win
dow closets Be- furnished unfarnished aiso third
I2oR REST-AT 6I2 FOURTEENTH ST. NV,
IA n S Ir fss front rooms en- suite on I'd
sss s1 O % :ou.ss Rse %m
en- suite or single. NH 1856
FURNISHED ROOMS EN- SUITE OR slNGLY, AT
summer prices: hrst-class caterer twhite LADY, in
house; meals 800, optional at els per month or "a per
EOR RENT - THREE ROOMS, Sd FLOOR. I'd
II floor. three delightful rooms: furnished or unfur-
nisnsd; with or without board; location excellent;
s9nssHasnt TO cars Cheap to permanent parties si3
EOR RENT-9OS- $40 18TH ST, OPPOSITE Nc
Il Pherson Square, Furnished Rooms, suite or
single. oy tie day or month, with board. mhlS-3r
Rooms on second floor. with water closet bath hot
and cold water and heat suitable for light house.
keeping; no children. s25 New Jersey ave and st n
W. mh1S-a'
TOR RENT -NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS AT
low price to good parties; references exchanged;
also carriage house and stable to rent. 432 W.
near new Pension building. mhlS-3t'
LOR RENT-IN NEW HOUSE, TWO SUITES OF
IL unfurnshed rooms first and second floors: modern
eonvenienees water at all southern exposure
no children references. Call at 1903 ST. NV m9l2s
NOR RRNT-l627 l4TH ST. NV. ELEGANT
- rooms. at summer rates, with or without board:
references exchanged. mh12-9t
LOR RENT-PLEASANT, NICELY-FURNISHED
Rooms IN new house, at moderate rates also. hand
SI5. 449 ST NV opposite new Pension Office con.
venient to Patent and Post Offices. mh1-eolm
EOR RENT = S16-sI4 18TH ST, BETWEEN
y; =, Ga a Inns and womley's FIRST second and
ErOR RENT-l9O6 q ST N.w.-FINE LARGE
Il Rooms; newly and handsomely furnished with or
without hrst-class Table Board mh12-9ts
LrOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS 2D
Il and I'D floors; modern imps; north and south ex-
221 L. Capitol ST. Grant row. mhl22w'
TCOR RENT-DELIGHTFULLY PLEASANT ROOMS
II for both summer and winter nicely furnished bay
to satisfactory and permanent tenant 1880 lsth st
NV. ja21-Sw'
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'n'A'n' WOODWARD & IorHRoP.
BIC BAReA1ss In Qu1rrs.

We give you the adoantage 81 our large pur-
chaees by Offering them ut "jobbers'" prices
We save you one profit by going to the manufsc-
turers.
800 Dimty Bed Spreads. the lightest. strong
est and best summer Spread made: EASY to laun-
der; four sizes. from small to large beds, 65c,
9Oc., al and 3I.25 each.
ia "BostOn House" Quilt, only al each. We
do not believe it can be eqtialled elsewhere ct
the price.
ia Heavy Crochet Quilt, usually sold at
S1.25, only 81 ID each
Extra sized New Crochet Quilts, excellent
value, only 8 i .25 each.
IL Marseilles Bed Spreads, choice patterns, only
SLG5 each.
ia extra size) White Marseilles Bed Spreads,
extra good value, only $2 each.
Small lot Of Imported French Bed Spreads,
handsome patterns, fine quality, worth 85 only
g.. SO each.
Third floor; take elevator.)
WOODWARD a IIOTBROP.
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VIZ HAHx & Co.'S GnrAr
h:#- - IS IS; Z e !.
s1e 7rH STREET AND 1922 PA AVE,
$40 7rH STREET AND 1922 PA AVE,

THE GOODS OFFERED FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
AT The LOW-PRICE OF S1.23 PAIR ARE IN
THE MAIN LOT OF ABOUT 1000 PAIRS La
DIES AND MISSES BUTTON AND LOW SHOES
OF RELIABLE QUALITY. WARRANTED IN EVERY
RESPECT AND NOT PAIR OF THEM WORTH
LESS THAN sl75. THEY WERE MADE FOR A
WHOLESALER, WHO FAILED JUST AS THE
GOODS WERE READY FOR SHIPMENT WE
CLOSED OUT THE ENTIRE LOT AT A BARGAIN
AS THE MANUFACTURER NEEDED THE CASH
AND, AS WE NEED ALL THE ROOM FOR OUR
ENORMOUS SPRING STOCK, WE HAVE DECIDED
TO CLOSE THEM OUT QUICKLY, By GIVING OUR
PATRONS THE BENEFIT OF OUR BARGAIN
FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL LIST OF GOODS
INCLUDED IN THIS SALE:
ladies' Genuine Kid Button
Ladies' Kid Button, lasting top.
ladies' Kid Button, glove top
Ladies' Box or Plain Pebble Button
Ladies' Hand-sewed Glove aud Serge Shoes.
Ladies Fine Hand made Low Shoes
Misses Fine Kid Heel and Spring Heels
Misses Fine Goat Heel and Spring Heels
Aisses Famous solar-tip Heel or SPRINGS
Mems and Boys Solid Button Laced and Caters
mh31 A''
DUT AWAY THAT NOvEL-FFFD YOUR IN
teilect on useful knowledge Fifteen ROYAL Octave
SoInmes easy payments Send postal for sample and
Terms 10 CONVERSATIONAL CYCLOPEDIA, l2,S f;th
u. nv. InhJ1-3ts
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The orphan asylum managers who have invited
MIS- Cleveland to unVel the portrait of Mrs. Nadi-
son, one OF the founders OF the institution, have
hit upon . very happy idea. It Is highly appro-
pirate that the picture OF the most beautiful mis-
tress Of the White House in the old times should
be introduced to public view by the most beautiful
and graceful mistress Of the White House In our
6aY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN 0IERKsHIP
w in Grocery or Provision store have had between
ana Sdassys good
WANTED-BY AN INEFFICIENT ACTIVE COL
w ored woman . situsticn to do general housework
in small family; references furnished Is q aw fts
WANTED-BY A REsPEcTABLE wHITRGIRI A
pie.ss sa It 14 81 eesss waitress Or
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w ladies, Situations - chsmbermaids in private
familes can sew neatly CITY reference Call addrss
for three days NJ A. c.. 45S q tsaw. mh21-2t
w good stenosrapher and type writer: can furnish
his own machine tReminEton J salary moderate; has
references Address Il. A W.. Star office. mhl9-2t'
WANTED-A CHANCE TO LEARN THE DRUG
ads ssa o
Pharmacist, S23 H st. ne. mh19-3t'
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND ACTIVE
w coored girl. situ.tion to cook. wash and iron;
saol 4 By An
city references. Box ~, Star ONCE. 1ts
WANTED-POsITIONS FOR COOKS. LAUN-
w dresses, chambermaids. housekeepsrs, nurses
es sSs st and %hlss
MANIFESTATIONS AS FINISHING Gov
W erness, matron or companion for travelling by
se ana STAR o nSS
WANTED KNOWN NAT: LABOR BUREAU.
w headquarters for reliable help for any capacity
in households, hotels stores and ofces-drvers but
mi mhis t'' ''''n ''' '-'' - d. DioA OH ''n 81
WANTED by AN RxPERIkNCED DRESS
w maker work in private families until the
opens. Address STELLA. Star Office. me1S- St.
WANTED KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
q. sH
CESS, Employment Bureau. 500 F ct. NV. mh16-6ts
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D1splAy Or New SILK FABR1c

DISPLAY OF NEW DIX FABRICS.
of weaves. shades and color combinations than
ever before. In the newest the ARRANGEMENT of
and unique We have never before displayed
such an attractive stock. Notwithstanding re-
tudicious purchases, to m,intain the same low
prices which have placed this department SO
prominently before our customers.
As noteworthy values we quote as follows:
4-in. China silks, shades Of
G GssalasFSRs. ffi iEss Blue
PEis ssss;,., Nile Nile,
Also, all the conventional shades. Heretofore
a4n Brocadsd H China sS silks white cream and
blue. Heretofore sold at Sl.25 Now 75c. per
l9-in. Shantung Poneees. Infinite variety of
art shades for drapings and all classes of fancy
1g-in Silk surahs checks and stripes, IN light,
medium and dark color effects, only 5c.per yd.
choice white and fancy-coiored designs, only 81
2l,in. Jersey Armure, light effects, worth
9ln 0G cGIosed PEI Hssd surahs representing
anne I'll Se
est s sp9s e sf {o" will
experience no Difficulty in making SELECTION
foundation Of Silk Grenadines, Spring Wraps,
32.in Black Louisines, cool, light, serviceable
22-in Black Armure Merveilleux, q new
weave, light and exceedingly dressy, 81 25 per
yard
"a in. Black China Silks, 81 and s1.o5 per
yard
22-in Black Moire Silk. a revived fabric. more
popular than ever for combination costumes,
$l5O S1.15 and 81 per yard.
2O-in Black Satin Striped Surahs, for combin-
ing with plain Surall. 3 per yard.
22-n Bonnets Black Falle Franchise. $1.5O.
:,2-in. Bonnet's Black Merveilleux, $1.50.
Variety of Black Satin Stripes In Faille Gros
Grain and Brocaied effects very desirable for
combining with the plain silk fabrics, Sl.124,
mlI2l WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
A n DOZEN SILK MITTS IN CREAM, TAN AN
U Beige slightly soiled original value 800 now Ii
at the Double Combination,
mb1S-3t l24l and 1243 18th st. 8. O..
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The Star says you may favorsbly compare these
sss &c Z s sas sss GO
s$S ss,Ss eys IS
BIB ZEE A ODD ZEE ODD
IA ID ID d =
BIB EE AA D D EE D D
B B AAA D D D D
= y 4 s sss f f TIT Enn s sss
w f ssss f + T. IT, s ssss
with the els visites usually offered. These $8.98
Vistes are Of Ottoman Silk covered with cut Jet beads
and trimmed with heavily beaded fringe; triplebox
plated back: satin-ned throughout. Fit and finish
first class.
ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION

That the Palas Royal completes with its keenest New
York rivals is illustrated by Ladies' Suit offered for
o. by leading New York firm. cut of their 81 suit
published in the New York World" of yesterday.
We have their advertisement pasted on the PAI4AIS
ROYAL window, and by its side the cut Of .6S
Suit (cut from the PALAIS ROYAL catalogue). They
identical. Even the description given Of New
York rivals 81 suit is identical with $6.6S suit,
viz: Homespun material. brown gray mixture
neatly made aud trimmed with large metal buttons.
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THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON c. MONDAY MARCH a. 1887
nv Spp,se VE1vrrs.

NH Smr aNnyeItiesn IN Velyets are exceptions,fv
rich and elegant, and unusually low priced, con-
sidering their quality, finish and color combinA-
ton.
We select our stock with view Of securing
suitable combination for all plain fabrics in
wool and silks. For combining with black
goods. we are showing .. superb stock embrac-
Ing Black Satin. Striped velvets, Bias Striped
Bias Striped yelvets and alternating Wide and
Narrow Bias-Striped Velvets, Broken Plaid Vel
vets, &C.
Notwithstanding the elegance and effective
ness of our Velvet stock, low prices viii be
maintained.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
NOR RENT-ON APRIL STH, 1887, STORE
II northwest corner 9TH and l. SITS. w, including
fixtures for many years past been occupied as drug
store, W. c. DUVALI.
(Successor to Duvall MARI.
mh1S-7t 925 + ST NV.
EOR RENT-THAT FINE NEW STORE, CORNER
Il 18th st. and Penn. The attention Of druggists
invited the building erected especially for that
business. A. p. PARDON, 1926 st. mh16-4t
INOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES AND DWELL
ings; parties wishing good business stand would
do well to look at 1902 1906 and 1S0S 14th St W.
The and in of the best business loca
tions in the city. Apply to j. W. r MYERS, l42S
New York ave, to the owner, W. 5. ROOSE- 1233
Penn. ave key at 1904. mhT-lmo
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WANTED-LOTS

WHNTED-IO0 GOO CITY AND SUBURBAN
w Lots At investment prices. to sell in New York
HE1SKELL / McLERAN,
1908 st NV,
Advertise and push property here and the York
market where Washington investments are in demand.
This new feature commends itself to owners wishing
quick sales. No charge unless sales are made. New
York business promptly transacted through our asso
ciate, JNO. r. FOLEY member r. E. E1change). 1877
Broadway and 278 west 125th st., New York mh4- I'm
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WANTED-ROOMS.


"ANTED-FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, BY A
w gentleman without family, three or four unfur-
nished Rooms in house owned leased by occupant
no objection to third floor moderate rent permanent
if suited references Box 1S. Star Office Inh21ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. WHO
w are served by caterer well furnished Room, with
use of paror in private family. Address, stating
terms, which must be moderate, care of Mrs. NJ. L.
BUNDY, 1897 18th ST. NV. mhl9-2ts
VNTANTED-ABOUT APRIL lST, BY RESPECT
w able single man. healthy unfurnished suite on LIST
or I'd floor south exposure preferred; meals not re
quired Quiet essential. L. NJ N, Star office mhl92ts
WANTED = THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
w second floor, northwest by two ladies' and little
girl references exchanged Address, stating price and
location, Nj. b. c., Star Office. mh1S-3t'
WANTED - TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING,
w unfurushed Rooms second floor, in north
west section with board for gentleman and wife.
Address Box d. Star Office. mh13-3ts
UANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS SECOND
w story unfulnshed heat and light answer, giving
location and price. Address ROOMS, Star office.
mh1S-3t'
VNANTED-BY REFINED YOUNG LADY,
w teacher Of piano and German, furnished room,
with board. in private family; would prefer to give
Star Office. mhlS-3t'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ICOR sALE-A BARGAIN. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
Il 81 acres of Land ut Bennngs Stations will be sold
THOS. J. FISHER CO.,
mh21-2w 1924 st.
IHOR SALE-THREE ACRES OF LAND, ONE MILE
Il from Boundary S.room house; all necessary out.
buildings fruit, well-watered minutes walk from
r. r. station. CHARLES B. CAYWOOD, 9l6 st.
NV. (basement) mh2l-3ts
NOR sALE-A FIVE ROOM FRAME AT LAUREL:
II thirty minutes from Washington; one square from
depot; easy terms. Address Box 81, Star Office
mh21- 3ts
EOR RENT-A HOUSE WITH TEN ROOMS AND
II Ii of land, between Alexandra and Washing.
ton at Washington and Ohio junction cars stop nearly
opposite idence every hour during day. suitable
ing. Apply to THOMAS W. SWAMI. P. O.. Alexan-
dria, Va. mh21-lws
fHOR RENT-FARM OF THIRTY ACRES; HIGH
Il land Station, B. and o. railroad; 7-room house,
WELL barn and other spa spring place;
three miles from city. ALLEN Z. HILL, 513 9th st.
NV. mh2 1-:3ts
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INOR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A DESIRABLE
II and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine roous
including bath, 103 I'd ST n. q. mhlg-jts
LrOR RENT $40 PER MONTH TWO STORY
II brick modern improvements; very comfortable.
rooms. ID 10th st. Sc BUSHNELL & CARusI.
mhl9-Is zoos St NV
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1roR RENT-A NEARLY NEW BRICK HOUSE,
II six rooms and bath. cellar under main aud hack
building; all mod imps.; northwest part of city.
Apply 1643 13thst md1e-3ts
lrOR RENT-Tw0 NEW HOUSES. ~ AND %
II st. NV; S16.30 and $3.50 per month: four and
six rooms; modern improvements. Apply 90 W. &.
JOHNSON. us 18th st. NV. NH 10 I'm
lNOR RENT-6S0. 8s2 AND CSC f4TH ST NE
IL new Groom bricks only ala each. 531 9th st
Sc, new Groom Brick. S15. DAVIDSON DAVID
SON. cor. Az and ID st. NV. mhlg-:t.